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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1887-03-26

SOUTHERN ACCIDENT INSURANCE
COMPANY (HANNEwrNcKEL BUILDING),
902 EAST MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, Va.
BENEFITS Death, resulting from accident,
dent, $5. 900; loss of limb resulting from ac-
cident, $500; weekly indemnity for totally
disabling injury resulting from accident,
$25. Cost Of policy, 81 per month.
Officers Samuel 8. Elam, President Syl-
vanus Stokes Vice President; Louis Up
shur, Secretary w. HI. Lowry, Treasurer.
Board of Directors: Samuel Elam sylvia
nus Stokes, A. Oppenheimer, A. Pizzinf, Jr.,
Charles e. Belvin.
Authorised Capital, $lOO, 200. Men and
Women are earning large monthly salaries.
Apply for an agency.
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HOTELS.

HOTELS.
Richmond may justly be proud of the at
Effectiveness, comfort and luxury of her ho-
tells. Presided over by gentlsmanly pro-
prietors, and provided with courteous and
trained assistants and walters, visitors to
the city cannot fail to receive the most sat
isfactory accommodations. The advantages
of market unexcelled in the variety and
extent of food essentials have combined to
give Richmond hotels notable priority in
their cuisine, while the equal considerations
of freedom from restraint and hospitality
80 characteristic of Richmond, and the care
expended in catering to the comfort and
convenience of guests have made her hotels
examples ofconspicuous merit. Besides the
large and commodious houses now existing,
plans are now making for the erection of a
new hotel on metropolitan scale in proper
tons and appointments. The genial eli
mate of Richmond attracts many people
who make it their winter residence, while
very few travellers or tourists fail to spend
several days, often heightened out into
weeks, here, where 80 much comfort and
can be enjoyed, and where there
are SO many attractions and points of his
torical interest to be visited.
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..ss.s xrrE 1xsUnxxeE.
THE life INSURANCE COMPANY
oF~vIRGINIA,
Office, corner Main and Ninth streets,
rEUS0RxxeE.

:, Gustayus a; Walker, President; Georee'
Actuary J. w. Pegram, Secretary; Walter
s. Alley, Assistant Secretary; Darwin Pot
ter, Medical Examiner. Ca
The only old-line Life Insurance Conipa-
ny chartered BY the State of Virginia
Agents wanted.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1887-03-26
[organised and Chartered 1922

VIRGINIA. FIRE AND MAXINE
INSURANCE CO., OF RICHMOND, VA
Half century in active operation. Insur6s
against Fire and Lightning. This Old Viz
ginia institution issues short and compre-
hensiye policy. free Of petty restrictions, and
liberal in its terms and conditions Ali de
scriptions of property in country or town.
private or public, insured at fair rates, and
on accommodating terms. Agencies in ey-
err. county and city. Directors E. o.
Noting, W. s. Donnan, e. b. Addison.
Thomas Potts, G. w. Allen, D. o. Davis.
w. I. Cowardip. William II. Mccarthy
Secretary /; s. MEG. Fisher, Assistant. Sec.
Rotary w. L. Cowardin, President.
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CoMPAMIEs-FIRE AND

VIRGINIA. STATE INSURANCE CO.,
OFFICE: 1905 Main street, Richmond.
Cash Capital, S200, 900; Total Assets, 1857,
sos. AS; Net Surplus to Stock
holders, 36,023.46.
DIRECTORS
J. L. Bacon, President; Thomas W. Nc
Canoe, ice-President; VIM. H. Haxall,
James Alfred Jones, Thos. Atkin-
son, Edward Cohen.
Ro. E. Richardson, Secretary C. K. Willis,
Assistant Secretary w G. Maury,
Solicitor.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1887-03-26
ICE MANUFACTURES

There is one establishment engaged in the
manufacture Of transparent ice. The in
dustry was begun in 1883, but the venture
proved a failure at first, as the MACHINE
used made neither sufficient quantity nor
good quality, and the trade was mainly de-
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1887-03-26
JOHN Fl. CLAIBORNE & son,
GENERAL INSURANCE. AGENCY.

No. I'LL MAIN STREET,
Richmond, Va.
Representing the following, companies:
Fre-Sun Fire of London, established
1710; London Fire of London, established
ITO, with protection against loss or damage
by lightning.
Union Marine of Philadelphia.
Life-Mutual Life of New York. Assets,
Sill, Zoo, 900.
Specially invite conference. Telephone,
No. 322.
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HARDWARE.

HARDWARE.
In this line business was noticeably stag
nant all over the country, and during the
year several of the largest houses in the
North were compelled to suspend. But Rich
mond firms have gone along in conserva-
tive way. and while sales were not quite as
large as in former years, yet when the loss
in values and dizziness is taken into oonsid-
Grafton, they have held their own as well, if
not better, than any other jobbing centre in
the country. The principal territory cover
ed comprises Virginia and the Carolinas, but
considerable trade is obtained in Alabama
and Georgia. The sales for last year amount
ed to $500, 900. The following houses can
supply any quality Of goods upon the most
satisfactory conditions
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
CLAIBORNE WATKINS, o. L. CoTTRELL,
w. S. ROBERTSON, A. s. WATKINS.
WATKINS. COTTRELL & CO.,
WHOLESALE HARDWARE AND CUT
LERY,
1913 east Main street, Richmond, Va.
Agents for
Guns and Pistols, and Fairbanks's Scales.
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GLUE MANUFACTURERS.
Richmond has the only mandatory of
ground glue in the South, and although it
was established but q few years since, itnow
has a trade which extends all oyer the
southern States and through the North At
lantic States, showing that Richmond can
and is successfully competing with the
northern glue factories for their own home
trade. This factory is fully equipped with
all the latest and most improved machinery.
GIYJE NIANJJFACT
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ARCHITECTURALA AND GALVANIZED
lRON.WORKA.
A. X. SNYDER. B. j. ATKINS.
ARCHITECTURAL IRON-WORKS,
ASA SNYDER & CO.. PROPRIETORS,
Nos. zoos, 1910, 1912 and 1914 Cary street,
Richmond, Va.
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~ GR0CERS, RETAIL.
This is one Of the most important
branches of business, as supplying directly
large part of The daily necessaries of the
people. Consequently it is an essential fac
tor to health, happiness and comfort, to
which ends it is necessary that pure and
wholesome articles be supplied. Such are
the opportunities in the opposite direction,
that firm whose goods are uniformly re-
liable and pure, deserves not only the GUS
tom but the sincere gratitude,of wide cir
Gle of patrons.
: Happily this is trueof number of Rich
mondls retail grocers. among whom may
be found some of her most enterprising rep
resentatives not only in their own interests
but also of the city at large As prominent
examples we submit the following:
aRNCERs-RETAIr
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FERTILuSERs
]. G. TINSLEY g. co.

No. 1926 CARY STREET, RICHMOND, Va.
Complete Manure for each crop put up in
bags of 30 pounds. Tnsleys Tobacco Ferti
User, Tinsley's Wheat Fertiliser, Tinsley's
Corn Fertiliser, Tinsley's Cotton Fertiliser,
Tinsley's Vegetable Fertiliser, Tinsley's
Sweet Potato Fertiliser, Tinsley's Tobacco
Plant-Bed and Cabbage Fertilizer, Tinsley's
Floats of South Carolina Bone, Tinsley's
Floats and Potash Mixture Tinsley's Pure
Ground Animal Bone.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1887-03-26

THE TANNER & DEI4ANY ENGINE GO
EsrABLIsHED 1855 RICHMOND, Va.
The Most Complete Works in the South.
Manufacturers Of Light Locomotives, Log
ging Engines and Dummies for Street Rail.
ways. Send for Pamphlet.
Pole Road Locomotives and Cars special
ty. Send for Circular. W
Engines Boilers and Saw-MilIs. Send for
Catalogue. Mining, Water, Gas, and other
large Machinery. Plans, Specification and
Estimates furnished.
w. T. TRTGG, Pres; ]. J. MONTAGUE, v. p
ALEX. DELANY, VIM SIMPKIN, Mechanical
Engineers. Corresponds solicited.
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MEAT JUICE.
MEAT JUICE.
VALENTINES MEAT JUICE,
Manufactured by the patentee,
MANN s. VALENTINE,

RICHMOND, VA.
Used extensively in the army hospitals in
by leading physicians and hospital mana
gers.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1887-03-26

MERCHANT TAILoRS.
As one of the prime essentials in the con-
sideration Of civilised life, merchant tailor
sition. Carrying with it the necessity for
skilled labor, it Is hence covering the essen
tiaI demands of trade while conforming TO
the artistic exactions of the present age.
This department of Richmonds business is
well and worthily represented, and ranks
among the more important branches of
trade.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-29

stimulating p1Fposss. No. sirsers. zee
ca ssFer stop - > dTiaklak e1xaess. Ins
laoss sn1 th< oest yca ca ID > ~ e12esss
fas dF1bkeFs - l1oa<fstioa. aEd Fe9ulsts
abe isale-s - c,s4se5ze tlo1s oesxrf Sncs -
tie i4s The 81 5as itseii eseks ia s-sw
of toe success "a = teeassDe ts1ta A
little size issvsFy xhssS declared "goo<
"a tie Holy BOOK iissf. ost toe artaksE =
constantly sxhcEtsd % be temperate ia tas
uss u Il ls.st a. he s1suid Dc "a TIE us< 81
saLer. i0od sDd ~ tat sssT,tklas. A
n.tinn u arinkers. sko vii a. drlnx "a
ths right wsy. snd nst make eruBksFos of
thenlss. ses. 4osid oe the most Truly teas
peFals pari0a ia the sorits snc IA tie
siacated s=usibls ssRss of the terra
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-29

For many years the man utacturers of Dr.
Ssges Catsrrh Remedy have offered, in
good faith, $500 reward for case of Nasal
Cstarrh which they cannot cure. The
Remedy is sold by druggists at only 80
cents. This wonderful remedy has fairly
attained n world wide reputation. IL you
nave dull. heavy headache, obstruction of
the nasal passages. discharges falling from
the head into the throat, sometimes pro-
fuse, watery and aorid 81 others. thick
tenacious, mucous. purulent. bloody and
putrd; il the eyes are weak, watery and
inhamed; If there is ringing in the ears,
deafness, hacking or coughing 10 clear the
throat, expectoration of offensive matter,
together with scabs from ulcers; the voice
being changed and has . nasal twang; the
breath offensive; smell and taste impaired;
sensation of dizziness, with mental de-
preston, hacking cough aud general de-
biiiiy, YOU are suffering froa nsssl oatarrh.
Toe more complicated your disease the
greater the number and diversity of symp-
toms. Thousands OF cases annually, with
out manifesting half OF the above symp-
toms. result in consumption, and end in
the grave. No disease is 80 common. NOR G
deceptive and dangerous, or less understood
or more unsuccessfully treated by ply
siclGns.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-29

Gouasn Bros Minslrels a. The Opera
hOase tonight
Sam Dol4n. OF Detroit vas al the Wash.
lnggon HOssi yesterday
The paving Of p.ns-sf. will be completed
BY next Thursday night
". Psthsrsn. chief engineer Of The c.
" & II. railroad, Was IN town yesterday.
The LADIES' Society Of the NJ r. church
will serve theig frst tea ia the new church
paTloFs Wednesday evening.
supper aud social under the direction
OF the Congregational ladies will .sse place
al the church parl0Fs next Friday evening.
J0hn Yeuttes has taken a contract of
putting ia 5OO, ,eOO lOgs IN the lake al LAKE
Harbor for Ryesson. Hills 4 Co, OF this
city.
Mrs. +. Mccarthy. accompanied by Mrs.
Matte Altbem. OF Hart, are the guests of
Mr. aud Mrs. Fred. Wisner. OF Washington
ave.
Rev. Jacob Dyk. Of Sodus. n y. who
preached ia the Congregational Churca sun
day last. Is sull in the city visiting his rela-
tiyes.
One Of the captains of this city SAYS that
be never witnessed such a night since be
has been sailing on the lakes as he did last
Saturday night IN that dreadful storm.
Remoyed-The little news stand which
formerly stood on the corner Of East West
ern-aye. and Eastern-st.. has removed to
i22 Esstsrn-st., next TO Steiner Hotel. Will
lard Reilly. Proprietor.
The alarm of lie was given last evening
at half-p 8 O'Clock. caused by the burn
ing of the commission store in the Lambert
block on Pine-st. occupied by ID. b. Squibb.
The tire was first discovered in the base
meat and burned upward. In a few min
utes the building was u macs of flames. but
by the pr)mptness of the hremen the lire
was soon under control. The stock in the
grocery store next door, owned bY o. Land
burg, was considerably damaged by water
aud smoke. The total loss is estimated at
81 600
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-29
Jacks' Examination.

MUsKkGoN, Nov. 2s.-The examination Of
George II. Jacks. charged with burglsrizing
Olson's tailor shop on the night of October
IS. was begun in Justice Ryan's court yes
terday IN orning. Jacks took matters coolly
aud when his mother and sister came in
and sat beside MIN, sobbng, he told them
not 10 worry AS be would come out ell
right. J. W. Il. Olson was the
first witness. lie swors that on
the night in question his store was entered
by the back door during the night, a hole
having been cut through the door. and
about $500 worth of cloth stolen. He had
since seen the cloth in Chief Grsham's pos
session.
An adjournment was taken till p. IN
when Chief Graham was sworn testifying
regardn his discovery of the missing prop
erty and other facts connected with hls OIL
cial action in the case.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-29

uTdsy Notwithstanding al this ! an ready 70
sell ny 500 lots GA - easy terms es usual l. D
rrovin, Losett bicek, opposite sweets Hotel
uoUsE FOR sAEE-D }. Leslhen-
TeR SAIE-THE LARGR. NEw poCB 4
II store building situated on TIE East eide of
Madison-ase second door South 0t hsil-st
Rent brings over IS per cent on lpyestilaent.
Must be sod soon- IerEss - suit purchaser.
Tltile Bro over Arcade 30
Isok sALE-CHEAP FOR CASH A NiCk NINE
r Foomhoase aud thirty -lhrse foot lot bali bloch
froM A0nroe and Diyision-sL ear, in periecf or.
der Nice home TIE biggest bargain ~ Grand
Rapids II sold before December 4. Call OF so-
dress National supply ConpAay. - Monroe st.
tfand Rapids Ssfu
HOUSE AND LOT FOR sALK or FoR RENT.
III l55 Lafayette a., nffh house south oi Cherry.
- Also one small house 70 rent on Hudson Pace.
Enouife on the premises S.aff
I0R sALE-A LARGE BRICK DWELLING
house on Spring 81. tor s. ,0h. neal frame
dwelling house, On Jsmessf.. for $500, and an
a. acre farm Ia sparta tor 81. 700. all on small
payments ana Reasonable terms. h. A. Dsppsr
nom lbs. Lecyard block over Public Library
eg1tf
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-29

WANTED-lMMEDIATE ~ A GOOD HAR-
w ne maker who IN Q st nds all kinds If
wo K AL Or addre Frank i!inds. 50 PIEe-N.,
Mu kegon, Mi b.
"a AN1kD - MARRIED MEN ONLY, TO
W write at once for entirely new thing-just
what you have been looking foi. Address. Home
Medicine Co. Gosh en Ind SSl
NTANTED-i MAN AS SECOND COOK, S
w good, smart oys II years Old cash boy.
Rooms and 4, Pierce block $50
WANrRD-A FIRST CLASS PHOTOGRAPHER
w al once Apply at T. J. Blanchard, Sand
Lake. Mich. $50
UTANTED-MAN TO TAKE THE AGENCY
w four safes; sire 2Sxlsxis inches; weight
500 lbs retail price 3f5: other sizts in proportion
rsra chance u create permanent business al
home. These safes meet demand never before
supplied by other safe companies. we are not
governed By the Safe Pool Alpine safe Co., Gin
Ctnnati, Ohio. feOD
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-29

Vow. one word about the principle and
uotcy Of Prohibition. cant understand.
sor the liie Of me. what right the legislature
hss to forbid M drinking. vine. beer or
WHISKY any more than it hss 70 regulate
whAi I eat or what I wear II the isw can
compel me not g. SCI liquor. Why cannot it
siso order nae not 70 sell mix Liquor
pertsken 81 IN moderation. i no NOR. harm
fal THAI miik. On tbs contrary, every eo6v
xuovs that in H7aay csses tsksn with eaa.
reorle SC - necessity. Nsw. whv. plsssa
~ ne eecsuSe ore nan oelihsrssklF esss
70 Fork and makes feei sni = h8s 81 hlm
self sa1ull smother 38a Who e hiHss.
fensuersts. ee irnte8 sstsons. Iux1rv. sn3
a pleasure Ia ai1aseif shst harms naeofv
ssef fstfer t-sch tae fool sad tae Aoe ss.f
restraint an isf sensible men asoaa Azsir
suppose test 81 The Equer 10 tss rsrla
eeuld ha destroyed a. secea8s nosirr
DO veu sgDpose fhsE even sica = STATE 81
thln9z wauld eanstituos pracs3nsi prahlsi-
fer. No sir nof a. a. Msre reep
srnk fsr tae sfecfs OF ie81r taan far eve
81 theussnt - one. Men as re
srak sthsr ssrisb'e -
treaa 40 Or sreeisl asrasiars
er - secu-a Farresfalness Naw fhra. III
beins tne fsr1 sven 81 al fhe zoa~a hausrs
- tie wa~Ia we~e tasaT q 80 saak iafs
fae sosea. tis tavs uo8.& ~ once ic-
rent senae sther thinx 70 axe - pisce.
Nsw +rtoks Eauid 6e Invested. cr same-
isas aas hsats ~esa - ssr>ar~< aex
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-29


IL vIANTED-TTREEs sALEsLADIEs FOR CITY.
" Call or adde's +. D. Farrell, 10 Canal-st., up
stairs. S3s
NASTED-A COMPETENT GIRL FOR GEN
w orAl housework. German preferred. at %
Bafcayst. 33l
InANrED-A GOOD, COMPETE ST GIRL FOR
w general homework ApIly at "a Ransom
St 32gtf
NHTANTED--A COMPETENT GIRL FOR GEN
w eral housework. must give reierences.
Mr.. J. W. SpOOuer. "a Cherly-At. fourth house
west OF Ellsworth ave 329tf
MTANTEO-FIVE LADY COOKS FOR Ho Tells
w aud priva,e ismt les slso ten dining room
girls. aud one girl for general no Iseworx Apply
10 the Valley Cisy Employment Once, 81 Monroe
st, or 9l Ottawa St SSs
NAfANTED - ar l69 OITAwA-ST., A CON-
w petent girl for genera housework.
WANTED = GOOD GIRL rOR GENERAL
W housewoTk. nice place. Apply Immediately.
Mrs.. W. A. Gsyett, las Fountain ST SSi
yVANTEc-GiRLs FOR GENERAL HOUSE
w work cooks. nurses. dining room, kitchen
girls and dishwashers Call Monday morning
Valley City Employment once. 81 Monroe and u
Ottawa s29
WTANTED-COOK AND NURSE GIRL AT 10
w Madison ave. Call afternoon or evening $50
yVANTED-A SITUATION AS BooKKEEpER
W or shipping clerk by ayou1g man with first
yVANTED-A COMPETENT GIRL FOR GEN
w eral homework, swedish girl preferred.
Apply ISL College ave 3l7f
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-29

The hsavy losset experiences by ths
Insurance. companies Ehirh held risks on
ths property destroyed By frs Sunday
morning should suggest 90 those COM
psniss ths advissbi'iiy % organizing =
sa.sags ccrps IN this ci.y. Had there
been suoh = corps here very cousid-
srstis PEI of the fusaiturs destroyed
might havs bseD savaL Nearly al the
farniiurs in the show room on ths lower
Hoor oi Ne'son. Matter { Co.'S building.
and ioubtlsss nearly 81. that destroyed
in the other BLOCKS. might slso have bsen
savsi. But 80 6remen bad other more
imporian. work. snd it vas sacrificed 70
iae dames.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-29

TS5R RFEr a NFw Hot-sK VNTFgTf-Y
I ioostsd alae rp5rss a. ssss-s or1ver.sn =
u - SO Ee
4 t-ft u 80 resf~errs ttrs 81 r-rver 81 o. q
40 A sf-sfs. et.a ~cErss - - fer sscesa
~ rsrezs 49, nra1 q Ersse Ase rr-.-e 81
Er-el sSrst IS fftef - 80 Hsrks 1rs
- A. Rease ~ - h-es -ge-s - - fe-
-s11s sd 80 ~ ssrsn --szr 81 - srsze
~ksF a~r So wsF f-.- flrrf -
~ ss p s. hsraars s. Alssa a-sl ccsasr 81 n
fsrAca< ~
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-29

/ extend special invitation to all who
enjoy etchings 20 call and see The Syn
dies" by Charles Koepping after Rem
brandt. Gallery open from a. m. until
p. m. A. Ii. FowLE,
81 Ionia-st.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-29

The proceedings II ths Fisheries Com
mission are 10 be kept a profound sscrst
1ntil after ne ccuciasion ot ne eoafsr-
snce. li ~ 10 be hoped ws shall not bs
Involved in var with Crest Britain
without knnwinz n.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-29
For SaIe--MisceItaneOus


TOR sAIE-A GOOD HORSE. HARNESS AND
j cart for sss. Inquire in the rear OF 2o7 East
Bridge-st a51
TOR SALE CHEAP-A GOOD. SOUND FIVE
i year-old draught horse; weight, Loo pounds.
For particulars call AT 37S Vest Bndsest. Nm.
kegan. 3j2
CoR sALE-A FIRsT-CLAss PONY FOR SALE
J cheap. Inquire of Jimmy Grady. cor. Front
K Pearl. $50
Coa sALE--AN ELEGANT WALNUT elDE-
basement. SO
COR sALE-A sAFE, MosLAR, BAHMAN &
l. Cos make, ior sale very cheap at the once
of Grand Rapids Felt Boot Co, a25tf
4 UC TON SALE or MANHATTAN HOUSE
a turninlre ia progress oaily from 10 a. IL. until
l0p. M. Rsrt bargains. Must be 6cld. S2iu
EOR SALE-sToRE SHELVES q CoUNTKRs,
i in good condition. Enquire at 22l Mt Yer
non.At. $50
COR sALE-GO0D HACK CHEAP. OK Will
I erchsnge for ssher properly. Rust. Edwards
& Co. widdlcons building city sou
RIO STEAM UstRs-I HAVE 20 CORDS
| mixed hemlook and hardwood slabs. Which
win deliver f. o. b. Grand Rapids at si.76 per
cord. r. I. Cock. Focrtainst. 2SDn
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-29

A man shoaid always I'm as business
hui business ssonld never run = mar.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-29

Il believe IN . good license lava high
license law. The fewer the saloons the bet
Ter. Then you pat every proprietor upon
his pride, and make each one watch the
otner. whils thsrs is also then mach less
difficulty 90 watch them all. Then ma ke
these few What thsy ougat 70 be IN ali re-
spects. aud iet them keep opsa Ike any
ofhe- business every day but sunday. and
perhaps election days The 6rst time tia.
you and one Of them abusing their privi-
lsEss IN anF manner, shut th6 place right
90. bus dOnt visit toe sins Of one or two
ugon al Whea you come right down 20 it
every liquor place Ia town manages TO sell
on svery holiday. You can prevent this
Cor 50 long "a people vii call for TIE stuff
it vii be- handed 0uf to lhen. Il il simply
= question shether ths seil ~ shall - on
orenl g and therefore dsceatlv. or sneakinziy
ant accompanied oy al of ths bad features
witch oeloug 20 al underground methocs.
10 matter waat business they are made use
of i'm
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-29

Ca a strict partY vote the Democrats
ui4 nave a majority of alsvsn IA the
rex. National douss q Representatives.
against forty thrss n ne lsst Congress-
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-29
Registration Notice.


FleHols Of The civ Of t4ran6 Rfpids isks 10
tice The Hoafd o. kegisiFsffoh ~ TIE fiff 81
trEHo Rapids vii meet o. the pisfef befs ins Ger
designated ca ostsfdsY tbe "a cay 0 iieceIuDe Def
issl, uext preceding The dsy ~ eissfi0D tsfsseb
the hourt ~ o'ciofk q N ard D slock D ~
for the puryeee 81 making feffeci lfi ~ pesr
- may -. 81 ell pcrsouf residing if TIE eefefsi
Wfrds Of the CTS ~ Nfsr1 kfrfs rhc sFr
qualified FiefforF nudrf ne fuu-f lfilioV a. the
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Telegram-herald., 1887-11-29

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Telegram-herald., 1887-11-29

CARM FOR sALK OR TRADE-i6o ACRES.
about u acres cleared. good log house,
stables, running sleams OF water, clay loan;
about 80 miles above sGult Ste. Marie. Mich, up
Lake Superior. For further particulars address
Samuel Gowan, Bradley foslofaee. Ailegan Coun-
ty, Mich. ISL
IHY GO TWO OR THREE MILES IN THf
w country and pay or 500 for little 80 fsoi
lot when we viii sell you one 50 f. front on Bald
win s seymogrs addition between folt0n asd
Lake avenue and furnish money 10 build home
at q low rate Of interest. Luton Dunton
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-29

TIE SESSION FOR ihs siy inquiry about
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